To my fellow AI Video creators, doing a second gen costs time or money, what's the one thing you didn't check at first that you now make sure to check before your first gen every time?
I'm still learning, and for sites like @slopcannontv, I check the prompts it generates to make sure it hasn't added details or rules I don't want.
A hard-won tip for character consistency in AI videos is to have a full-body character reference, otherwise the outfit changes a little or a lot. Might be obvious to some, but it cost me extra gens on my last video. Even with that it's often slightly inconsistent.
For those who have made AI music videos, what sort of budget do you go in with?
I've seen some where the posted number of generations suggests hundreds of dollars. My recent Claudia video went around 80% over what I'd planned.
How far do you allow yourself to go over budget?
I love making music videos, but they can get away with avoiding what I think is the big weakness of AI video which is human-like scenes of dialogue. I'm sure it will get better. If you know of a video with spoken dialogue that isn't sloptastic, please comment with it.
I meant to repost this the other day, this is such a good song and video!
Sloppy Halloween! 🎃 You may need to watch this one twice, read the ticker-tape, opus 5.5 is a clever one ;)
Thx @anabology @obie @javif4_ for the inspo
#SLOPCORE #SLOPTOBERFEST #AI #HALLOWEEN
For those who use Suno, have you used the Suno Studio?
I think it's a cool tool, I've used it to augment songs (The Artificial Poet) and link songs (Just Getting Started)
What do you think of it?
What's the coolest thing you've done with it?
Totally self-serving post here.
I would love to get a couple more votes in the Sloptoberfest contest. If you liked either of my recent songs, and have a moment to spare: sloptoberfest.slop.cc/vote?a…
Have a great day!
Up on the (semi) big screen, my video for Carte Blanche Swing is now on YouTube.
It's interesting the differences between the process I used for that (Grok Bot, Krea2, MiniMaxH3) and the process I used on the next two in Slop Cannon.
youtu.be/wXwqdnx3jXs?si=mNHC… via @YouTube
Well this has been an exciting week. And busy. I've posted three song videos in the past week, one of them a new song I just made this week.
Then the loss of Walter Koenig and Sir Patric Stewart. Emotional rollercoaster week.
Are we ready for November?
Inspired by @anabology and their amazing song White Pill, I recruited @claudia_popstar for a song about how more people building with AI raises the floor for everyone.
#sloptoberfest
@slopcannontv
Thanks for the repost! This was a project, I think I re-shot every scene to get it just about right. (Perfection is the enemy of good enough.)
I remember getting together with my best friends at the time at the house of the one with the biggest TV to watch the premiere of Star Trek: The Next Generation. By the end of the show, I had serious doubt about this new Captain, he was no James T Kirk!
Comparison is the thief of joy.
No, Patrick Stewart didn't emulate the previous, he boldly went where no Captain had gone before. By the middle of the first season I respected him and over the course of seven seasons he redefined what that role meant.
Then when I went to see X-Men for the first time, I immediately embraced the concept of Patrick Stewart as Professor X, a character I'd read in comics for my entire teenaged years.
Everything I've seen and read about the man said wonderful things and I was never able to meet him except through his roles.
I want to say so much more.
Farewell, my Captain.
What a heartbreaking week it has been. Sir Patrick Stewart was a friend, a colleague, and a magnificent actor. From the stage to the bridge of the Enterprise, he brought intelligence, grace, and a deep sense of humanity to everything he did. Captain Picard stood for the best of us, and so did the man who played him. I was filled with affection and admiration for him and his work.
My heart goes out to Sunny and his family. He will be deeply missed.
I used to be indifferent to it, but I think now I've started hating movie clips with constant narration of the story dubbed over them.
Are you a lyrics person?
I was talking with a coworker about how the lyrics of a song resonated with me, and he said that he doesn't really listen to the lyrics, just the feel of the song.
I thought that was interesting, and different to how I listen to songs.
AI Stole My Job (But Wrote Me a Love Song)
One of my songs that hasn't gotten to Spotify yet but was a good candidate to try out Slopcannon.
#sloptoberfest
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